Relational Aesthetics
Relational Aesthetics was coined by curator Nicolas Bourriaud in the 1990s, referring to art that centres on human relations.
Nicholas Bourriaud authored the influential book 'Relational Aesthetics' to assert that art's aesthetic value should be assessed based on its ability to facilitate interaction and dialogue, rather than solely on its content or individual meaning.
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